Annica Ånäs, CEO of Atrium-Ljungberg, promises a greener Slussen. Photo: Lars Pehrson
Even one of the most stable real estate companies is now suffering from high office vacancies. But Atrium-Ljungberg continues to invest in Slussen, Sickla, Nacka and the Slakthus area.
There is smolk in the cup.
– There is a recession in Stockholm and we do not see a turnaround yet, said Annica Ånäs, CEO of the real estate company Atrium-Ljungberg, which presented its half-year report on Friday.
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